A former Archbishop of Canterbury has accused Nigel Farage of using Christianity to “channel anti-Muslim feeling”. Rowan Williamson also claimed the Reform UK leader was using Christianity to be "taken seriously outside England". He told the New Humanist magazine: “I suspect really that Farage and others want to channel anti-Muslim feeling, and it helps to have ‘we’re a Christian society’ to fling back. It gives a sort of ballast.”
On what is driving Christian nationalism in Britain, he added: “There are lots of possible causes. Anxiety about migration, anti-Islamism. “Ironically, for someone like Nigel Farage, it’s about trying to find a presentational strategy that allows him to be taken seriously outside England. He’s often not here, after all.” DE.
Blogger: Time for Nigel to take legal advice, perhaps?
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